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Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Mhara RussIa stands.

St. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1S.-The con-
viction is gaining ground that war be-
tween France and Germany is inevitable.
In addition to this, IL is said that, as .
fresh defeat Of France might involve dis.
astrous results to Russia, the Cars gov
eminent will In the event Of war pre-
serve entire liberty Of action. 1t will
not support France as an ally, but may
by firm, reserved attitude prevent Ger
many fiom sending the whole of her army
west of the Rhine, and even II France
should be defeated, attenuate as much
as possible the effects Of the disaster.
For these reasons, 1t is declared, Russia
will await the outcome of the different
phases of the Bulgarian crisis with the
greatest ealmness, and act In such way
Is to avoid being involved with Austria
or England at the moment when France
and Germany commence hostilities.
BERLIN, Feb. IS.-The Cross Gazette
calls attention to the fact that while the
extra mi litary credits were under consid-
Grafton in the french Chambers, one Dep
uty inadvertently admitted that an army
corps WAS coming to France from Algeria.
The Gazette asserts that this passage In
the Deputy's speech was suppressed In
the reports of the proceedings, and did
not appear in any Of the French or Eng
Adyices from Metz report that there is
no cessation of French barrack-making
around Verdun and Belfort, and that
work on the Notifications ct Verdun con
tinued night and day. All commerce
has been suspended at Metz, excepting In
food. The Inhabitants are storing their
houses from cellar to garret.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
SUNDAY TRAINS,

For Philadelphia (express), 2 90, 2 "a, 4 40
Z 20, II 81 a. m, 8 90, ~ and 7 90 p. m.
Accomm odati0n, 30 q. m, II 10. i Is
X For Chester leIprsss). 20. IL 81 a. m. $ 2,
Accom- notation, 9 30 .. M. II 10, 1 rs. 90
7 40 and 80 p. m.
FOR New YORK lexpress), 100. ia I 40
7 40, II 81 .. m, Q 90, ga. 20, % and Q d
De m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, Q 80 .. u
and 8 80 p. IN.
For Now CastIe. Middletown, OlaytI
Dover, Harrington, Soaford Laurel AMI
Lelni IT, IL " night.
baltimore ana Washineton, n, I 20, 6N
10 Os I'm. IL 70, $3.50, and : q p. m. Bait
more, 8 IS, IL IL night.
Leave fhiiadolphis, Broad street, for WI,
Eington (exprcss), II "a. Q %, ~, 10, II II
3 m 81, IL 70, and IL 70 p. m.
Accommodates, 9 80, 10 70 .. m, n d, 10
s IS and IL Al p. M.
For furthor Information passengers are ~
fereea to the ticket ofiioe 1t tho station.
Trains riArKod thus (s)ere limited express
uson wni-n extra fare 10 charged.
0ancral Passenger Agent
OHAeLns Is. Su8a General MAnAGer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
RAgln at Home.

A slovenly carpenter was heard at .
weekly prayer meeting to pray with
great iervency for the spread Of Christ's
cause cause which he disgraced and
hind cred In his sphere every time he
stood 1t his work bench. When be end.
ed his prayer 9 hearty 'amepP came
from q servant who put hor mistress
ont Of temper q hundred times day by
her carelessness
A clerk also was there. who. although
he taught q class in the mission school
ON Sunday, was al ways late at his en-
ployer's store on week days. he whis-
psrei 'amen,' o,and meant 1t 80 far as
he krew himself.
lsdy bearer, as she listened, resol.
ved TO Join the church missionary
society, and then went home and found
nnre asopa able fault with her cook. And
others also felt warming to do something
for Christ, who never seemed to have
Thought thst religion, like charity, be.
Sins at home. The ncohAntc, who is
Soverful in class meeting and weak at
his trade, is NO credit to the profession
he makes.
The servant who drops tears feelingly
st religious services, and drops dishes
uufeelinely In the kitchen, has her ten
|derness altogether too much on one
And IL ia Q poor kind Of religion
which seeks opportunities to set others
straight. which overlooks Its own crook
edne6g.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
philstsiPhis, Wllniagtsa 4 valllnsls aahIss
JAN. 3OrH, 1857.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follow

Philadelphia teHpressl. Q. 2 81 20, 40
90, 8 Is, 60. Q ~, Al, 10 OF, II 80. IL 81 al
IL 30, 2 "a, o 90. D 226 20, Q 20 and 90 p. m.
Accom- notation, Q 20. 7 90. Z %, 10 30 .. N
2 80, 4 90, 7 20, Q SO, 10 80 p. m.
For Chester (oxpressl, o 30. 7 80. s 80 $40
s47, IL SO, IL 81 q. n., Il 30, n, Q 10 and To-
p. m.
Accommodation, 9 20, 7 90, ] o6, s16, 10 90,
a. M, 80, I o., 20, % and 10 40 p. m.
Now York, 2 90, 262, 44l, $50, 90, So
10 OF, IL 81 q. m. az z3, q ", 8 90, ~, 10
70 rs 700. 10 30 p. IN.
For west Chester, via Lamokin. $40 AND
8 10 a. M, 80 and 90 p. IN.
stations. a. q. m, IL 81 and o Il p. m.
baltimore and intermodia stations, 10 Of
o. TO-, 3 81 p. m, and IL IL night.
baltimore and Hay Line, Z 46 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington 1 rs, 4 10, 8 o.
10 os, Il 90 n. m, Il 90, ~ II, 44s. 10, 70 &c
rains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castis, o 90. s 30 q. m, IL Sc, . 20, $50
20 p. N. acd IL OF nisht.
Georgetown and Loves, 8 30 4. m, and X
p. m.
Seaford (Express) 3 80 p. m.
barring ton, Dolmar and way stations,s 81
q. No., Il IS p. n.
m. Way train 70 p. m.
Express for bower, Harrington and Dol
N ar, 10 40 q. IN. and IL OF night.
franklin City, 8 20 q. m.
Express for Cape CHARLES, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, 10 IS q. M, and IL G2 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad atreet, 70,
Wilmington (express). Il rs, 8 80, 10, At
| y TO- 10 O5, 10 10, II IS, II Sc q. m, OF, OF
so sos, 62l, o OF, o 81. ll.2o and II % p. m
sccommod alton, Q 80, 10 20 o. "a, 81, 8 ~
la 30, Q q. 8 86. 10 o. 10 - and II ~ p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
The Mnisdiss OF Gagged Birds.
The Saturday ksviev.


The melancholy part Of the study of
Gagged birds 10 the abundance Of dis.
cases TO which they are liable. Espe-
cially during the winter and the early
spring the pathetic little csptivee are
apt to suffer and die in . way which
MAX es the very fact of their captivity
. reproaoh. After examining the grisly
catalogue of their complaints, We have
come 70 the conclusion that the exces
sive dullness Of their life In cages drives
them 10 the only indulgtnce which 10
possible 70 them, that Of overeating
themselves.
The excited bird which falls from Its
perch, In the middle Of burst of gong,
smitten with apoplexy; the hot and
lumpy bird which 10 . victim to hep Att
tbs; the corpulent bird whose figure no
dandeloin leaves or Epaom salts will
reduce; tho epileptic bird thAt drags on
existence By slipping tincture Of lobelia
aud drops Of castor oil, all these melan-
choly invalids would have escaped their
sad condition IL they could have resist.
Cd the tempting hempseed and the lus.
cious nllksop. But how are they 70
drag lie through their long monotonous
days. In the utter insipidity Of aviary
existence the open and inexhaustible
box Of food deooys them like vice and
they sucoumb 70 temptations, Ms Nine
Bovary did, from sheer unmitiRated
enpui. Sometimes, In the last stages Of
decline, all Ieticenoe 10 thrown aside
and the unfortunate songster sits all
day long ut the feeding trough, shelliuG
| and throwing aside the food that II
positively cannot swellow, aud yet
must be handling. In these Fad case,
. live spider Ia sometimes found bensh
cial, az for hysterical human patients
the family Doctor may recommend q
| pantomime or fancy ball. We CANNOT
but think that more study might with
advantage DO given the question OF the
| TODD OF Gagged birds, since this gems to
be the iffioulty upon which the man
agemen. always strikes. 1t Ii curious
shat bird fanciers persist In feeding
their charges with hempeee3, probably
because the irresponsible little wretchei
gobble 1t up with so much greediness'
But this 10 no moro reason for giving
Il to them than the fact that children
like maoaroons would be . reason fol
feed ing them daily upon this indigetti
BILE dainty. Birds require At least o
much care ~ children In selecting TO
them. not what they prefer. but wha
10 best.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
SPRING NOT YET.

An endless line of Spring
Overcoats ready for the first
sunny day.
Is the early winters Suit
looking a little shabby?
Perhaps it merely wants to
be frightened up with a new
pair of Trousers.
The lowest prices are to
be had here, but if you'll
ask us for the best for $500
we have them, and can say
mo better value to be
had at nearly double the
price"
Tie that with these few
words: they mean a good
deal--H not satisfactory i'll
either material or workman
ship bring back and get your
money.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
In CHANcERr,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,
OF
REAL ESTATE,
IN CHANcERr,

By virtue OF . RENE wed order of the Court OF
Chsncery Of the stat Of Delaware, IN and ior
term, A. D.. 1854 OF said court, y1it be pos
ed TO public sale, 1t the County Curt House,
in the city Il Wilmington,
ON TUESDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JEBRUARY. A. D.. 1887,
At II O'Clock =. M,
The following described real estate, TO wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate In ChristiApa Hundred. New Castle
County and State OF Delaware. bounded and
described rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at the corner formed by the inter-
section OF the east ide Of Baucroft's roa with
the outherly side ofthe Wilmington City Rail-
way, thence along said sside of said railway
south "a degrees east, ~ perches to stake
corner Of a lot conveyed TO VIM. Scott, thence
10y Q new line dividing this from said lot,
south "A degrees, west perches and 8.10 or
perch to stake In line Of other land Of the
said William Scott, thence thereby moth IS
degrees, west l6 perches and rs 100 Of perch To
post At the side of BAncroft's road afore-
said. and thence thereby north 70 degrees, east
perches and $40 TO toe place Of beginning,
containing IS square perches OF land, be the
same more or less, with 2-story frame dwell
ing thereon erected.
Attendance will be given and terms made
Known ~ the time and place Aforesaid, by
VICTOR DUPONT, Trustee.
Or by bis Attorney.
Attest: J. N. Housman, Reg. q. q. mt
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

why Some People Fan.
They neglect detaiis.
They fell 10 advertise.
They fail 70 push busipess.
They talk politics too muoh.
They have no eye 70 business.
They initiate their psighbors.
They overlook the small things.
They krov not tho power OF method.
They let their help waste and destroy.
They have too much outside business.
They fall 70 invsnt or have new ideas.
They ere illibssal 10 homo enterprise.
They become rusty and loee ambition.
They are mot polite or accommodate.
Ing.
They are penny wise and pound fool
iah
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
"HI0H WAGES"
Sol eutido Amaric

scientific American.
Discussing wages In one Of his leo
turee 70 the students Of Harvard Uni
versity, Prof. Thompscn gives many
facts OF curious int rest. In 1898 the
6chuylkill b Susquen anna Canal Com
pany advertised for workingmeu, offer
ing - month for the winter months,
and - for summer With board and
lodging. The next year there was .
debate In the House Of Representatives
which brought out the fact that sol
diers got but % . month. A Vermont
member, disoussing the proposal TO
raise 1t 10 d, ssid that In hts Stats moo
were hired for Els . year. or IA month,
with board and clothing. Mr.. Wsds
worth, OF Penpsvlvauis, said: "In the
States north OF Psnnsylvania the wages
Of the common laboyer are not, upon
the whole. superior to those OF the oom.
mon soldier" In 1877 Q Rhode Island
farmer hired good farm hand at - .
month. aud e5 = month WAS patio 10
busy months OF the farmers year.
A strong boy could be had o. that
time In Connecticut for 81 = month
through these months, and he earned II
by working from dAybreak until 8 or
O'Clock st night He could buy coarse
cotton shirt with the earnings Of thre,
months Tho farmers could pay M
better, for the prices they got for pro
duco was wretchsd. Butter sold for
cents . pound, and when Il rose sud
denly 70 10 cents several farmers wive
and dauR hters went ont OF their mind
| with excitement. Women picked tn
wool on the bushes and briers, vhtr
the sheep had left 1t, and spun and kni
Il into mittsns 10 earn 81 year by thi
toilsome business. They hired out q
help for IS cents . month and thsi
board
By . days hard work ut the spinning
wheel . woman and girl togeths
oould earn IL oents. As late ~ 1891 th
best hands could be had for 20 cents
day. and twice ~ much In mowin
time. Matthew Carey, in bis letters o
1.-THE Charities Ct Philadelphia. (1S29
gives psinfN picture Of tho workin
classes NJ that time. Every avenue
employment WAS choksd withs appl
cants. Men left the cities to and wor
on the canals, 1t from 80 TO rs oents
day, and TO encounter tho maiari'
whioh laid them low in numbers. tt
cents day, and even the women WI
made clothes for the arsenal were pa
: BY the Government ut no higher rate
When the ladies Of the city begged
an improvement Of this rate, the Seer
tary hesitated lest It should disarraui
: relations Of capital and labor throus
! out the city. Poor people died Of co
!; aud want every winter In the city a
the fact seems 70 have made an impr
sion only on benevolently cispos'
D pNrsons like Mr.. Carey.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
q OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. JAN. 81, 1887.

Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST-BOUND:
Phiia. Accommodation, daily .....s.ooA. M.
Phtls. accommodation, daily. ....9.ao a. M.
Western Express, daily...... ...ll.43 A. n
Phiia. . COON m odation, daily. LIB 7. M
Cincinnati Limited, dafiy .-..... 10 T. ma
Pniia. accommodates, daily. $50 T. M.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. 300 7. d.
chicago Limited, daily .......... laos A. ID .
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ....:......!.As A; N ~:
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. Thh
train does not take Baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Limited, daily...... IL 80 A. ID.
Arrives Cincinnati 7.I6 A. M. st. Louis
60 P. M. next day.
ON csgo and st. Louis Express,
dali, n ;;;i;iNRERi; 90 A. M an: nd
8 90 p. IA, daily. $40 p. M. daily, except
trains leave Market Street Station:
For Phiiadelphia 7 80 A. NJ, 8 81 a. M.
and Is p. W., daily. For baltimore 90
A. M. daily. except sunday. For Landsn
berg 8 SIS A. ID. and 2 as p. NJ, daily. 500
II. M. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can DO secured and Sleep
ing car 5srths reserved by applying to h.
u. Miller. agent, delaware avenue depot.
W. INWIN.. q, K. LORD.
Superintendent. aenT Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

EnTO CANVASS FOk a
Fl Fruit and Orsameh'a.s,
|Honest. energetic .en. .. .
w No eIpetiencs n sed 3D.
Yor particulars, add d ~
,nclosing stAmp) Glen
msn' rochester. N. Y.
ySrceme nts 70 new men
S asO VIE can give snsr o
nen0' fl7-3gs
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Wanted.

Learners for Madam Clark's perfect
tailor system. Most easily learned; no
. ret doss no rom U1A actual msssursmsns.
Gall and see . draft made. Cutting and
attino done. Best Of city references.
821 West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

lH0lIeu to be made. Out this out and
MItMkv r. turn to us and We will serd
MuNl you free, somothiny of great
vnlue and Importance TO you.
that will start you in business which will
bring y1u:i more money right away than
anything else Ia this world. Any one
can do the work and live at home. Either
sex; all ages. Something new, that Just
coins money for ali workers. We Will start
you; capital Lot needed. This is one Of the
genuine, tmpo rtant oh inces of lifetime.
III ose who arc ambitiens and enterpristng
will not delay. Grand outfit free. address
TRUE b co., Augusta, Maine. iT-1yw
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
brIUEA.
ross oyyIcs,.,, ,a aoo,, !

r Ts s.Tsrrr. end ii.osos)\
81, January H. iM
ID, nsr,ons sssins; wh .ss
si M ouistsndins 10 me &c
n, I'M sspsctiuiiy eaii e.. -
Gs y OSdinsree Be's !,
eT', within 90 . d.:: si .ss
t y .sid city TO issus :
10 IL said city eudito,s,
20 ~ lss xyrounds Or buildinsss
Rn, PA ssnopnds or buildinss,
!, sh.li Do sold By the s 1,n,
IN, sn auction, upon ten w Y
= on nss. sSS published ID
Inv law before proceed. 70.
~ passed in many ~, ~,
~ wants Of the city
Pr nsp n"cessary that all out
III ~ (rst,tutsd for the ooi
-es - aiming unpaid ai,sr :, /,
.eT date Of this notice. IL
n viii BE- sddsd;. .,Y
"J.TRANK BALL. BALL.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
List of Public gales.

y UIoAIy.
"a; ,I DoSsl ! ... mSSrr'''n' White Clay
. u, 7. u: HAnnum, Brandywlne hd:
Il, COOLEY O. Baldwin, Booths Dor.
"a, Jas. h. CLARK near delaware City
q, J. v. Ellison, Pencader Id.
. n, n. Emmcns, Stuck estate.
"a, Miller and jos. ForWood, Brandy.
70, Thos. CLARK, Now Casus hid
" =. Wash ington King: Pencader "a.
" ~, A. II. Tyson, Chester, Pa.
/" "a, Nathaniel Thompson, PencaderHd.
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